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Dependency Semantics: Comparison
Please note this is a comparison between Version 2 by Dean Liu and Version 1 by Dean Liu.

Dependency semantics is an approach to linguistic meaning representation in which semantic relationships among lexical elements are represented through dependency relations rather than solely through constituent-based structures or conventional lambda-calculus representations [1]. In this approach, the interpretation of an expression is modeled in terms of relations linking lexical items and specifying how their meanings contribute to the meaning of the larger expression [1]. Dependency semantics concerns semantic representation and interpretation, and is distinct from syntactic dependency analysis, which represents grammatical relations between heads and their dependents.

  • semantic dependency
  • meaning representation
  • lexical relations
  • formal semantics

semantic dependency; meaning representation; lexical relations; formal semantics

References

  1. Jason Baldridge; Geert-Jan M. Kruijff. Coupling CCG and hybrid logic dependency semantics; Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL): Kerrville, TX, United States, 2001; pp. 319-326. [CrossRef]
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